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End Chronic Disaese commissioned a poll to examine voter views on preventive health policy concepts, especially in schools - such as mandating nutrition education, toxin reduction, recess requirements, screen time limits, and more. Respondents substantially supported the concepts polled across demographics and party lines.

Christina Pascucci reminded viewers of FOX's Trace Gallagher the importance of not being distracted by divisive headlines and keeping in mind the more pressing issues our country faces, highlighting End Chronic Disease's work in fighting for better nutrition for our nation’s kids.

End Chronic Disease’s Kelly McKenna joined KABC's Mottek on Money to discuss state-level SNAP reforms, the White House's executive order re-establishing the Presidential Fitness Test, and ECD's vital efforts.

An article for National Review covers End Chronic Disease’s efforts in helping drive state wins for preventive health, such as SNAP reform and school lunch improvements.

Kelly McKenna, CEO of End Chronic Disease, joins Bruce Cook's podcast to talk about her experience overcoming chronic autoimmune disease by changing her diet; about ECD's mission; and about how individuals can make small changes to realize meaningful health improvements.

End Chronic Disease CEO Kelly McKenna spoke with Fox News about the rise of chronic illness among American children that the White House’s recent "MAHA Report” seeks to address.

As Idaho contemplated a SNAP bill, End Chronic Disease helped lawmakers articulate their argument in the Idaho Press.

The American Heart Association testified against End Chronic Disease in Texas regarding SNAP reform, only to later reverse their stance and laud the bill’s importance. SNAP is a taxpayer funded Nutrition Assistance Program.

End Chronic Disease’s Nora Kenney and Grace Price highlight that the manufactured backlash against removing sugary drinks from SNAP benefits is driven by "Big Soda," standing in contrast to the increasing bipartisan push for healthier public food programs.

End Chronic Disease’s Nora Kenney published an Op-Ed in the New York Post about a growing body of evidence linking the ketogenic diet to improved mental health.

Dr. Casey Means and Calley Means joined Joe Rogan to discuss America's chronic illness crisis and how we must address public policies that are perpetuating the crisis. Calley tells listeners how they can advocate for specific policy reforms and contact legislators through End Chronic Disease.